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Parksley.

Parksley is now flag station for all
express trains.
Our farmers are busy sowing peas and
planting potatoes.
The P. L. 6 I. Co.,ar enclosing their
woods with a substantial board fence.
A Sunday school has been organized
III the NJ. +. Church. with Mr.. Edward
Wright, Jr., as superintendent.
Miss Elizabeth s. Chadbourne bought
of Mr.. Parker Parkes so acres of land
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Accomac aud Northampton Agrical'
furni Society.

A joint stock company was organized
ut Accomac G. L., last Tuesday, to be
known as the "Accomac and Northamp-
ton Agricultural Society" In the pc
tition for incorporation, the objects of
the Society are defined to be for the
purpose of advancing the agriculture
and agricultural interest Of the Eastern
Shore of Virginia. With that end in
view, Fairs are to be held and other
exhibitions of agricultural products,
stocks, fruits machinery, SC. to be made
and III experimental farm even, in the
wisdom of the stockholders is to be pur-
chased. not to exceed fifty acres.
Tile capital stock of the company is to
be So 800 and 10 be increased at the
pleasure of the stockholders to S25, 1000
the stock to be divided into shares OF
500. The principal Office is to BIO at
Accomac G.. II.
The following persons have signed the
petition for incorporation: YIN. B.
Wilson, II. P. James, Floyd L. Kurtz
and Charles E. Goodwin of Northamp-
ton, and George S. Mapp 0. A. Browne
Frank Fletcher, Fred Waddy, Benz.
Il. Parker. George w. Jacob, l.. II.
Ames, r. D. L. Fletcher, B. W. Mears,
ThomasC Kellam, and j. w. Edmonds
of AccOmac
The following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: L II Ames, presi-
dent; William B Wilson, vlce-president;
R D L Fletcher. secretary and treasur-
er; Charles z Goodwin, Il P James,
George S Mapp, o A Browne and Fred
WaddY. directors.
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Express train. leaving Harrington gu a: n,'
and arriving ats IS p. IN, runs through soilu "!
and from Baltimore via. Prrter'5 ana NeWerh.
New YORK, philadelphia Norfolk Railroad tx
press. Leave Philadelphia ll.05 q. m, asiiy.
baltimore $50 a.n., Wilmington 10. a. m. ohily,
stouulnC ut Dover and Delmar regularly; ara II
New Castle, Nlddletowr, Clayton, harrington
and Scafor1 to lbayo passengers from wiliniHS
ton aud points North or take on passengers % u'A
OF Dclmar.
The ID D. IA. train also stops ut Laurel 10 ieavs
messengers from Wilmington or points nohta.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES leave Denar lib q. m
daily, Dover 2.36 am, regularly arriving VII,
mington 1855 q. M, baltimore G.+o a. Ne Hi'o
Philadelphia +.50 a. m.
The IS Il. III. train also stops at Sea1oro, har- :
rlngton, Clayton, Mlddletown u loave passeh-
gers from points south OF Dclmar, or take Oh
passengers for Wilmington and points So . VIZ,
New Castle accommodation Trains -Leavo VII
mngton 6. 90 q. M, and so p. III. Leave Ne" cas-
tie 40 Il. nj. and 8 SO p. m.
Delaware, Maryland and Virginia Br. trains.
Leave Harrington for Lewc5 ll.O5 q. M, o,oo'
For Franklin and way stations ll.o5 a. N. h e
turning trains leave Lewes for Harrington o.oo
q. m and 80 p. N. Leave Franklin ~ a. m :.
Queen Anne 4 Kent r. R.-Leave TU~hseno I.ar
CentrevIlle and way stations 40 a. III. anu - Pr
N, week days. - c,..~
for oxford and way stations 10 o. u. IN ana b II p.
m week days.
Cambridge and way stati0ns II 81 n. M week SHfo
Conuection-At Porter, with Newark DeT-
ware City Railroad. AT Townsend. With Queen
Anne's & Kent Railroad. At Clayton. with DeIA,
Nare Chesapeake Railroad aud Baltimore auu
Delaware Bay Railroad. At Harrington, MIN
Delaware Maryland l. Virgtnis RAIN oao; ~
seaford. With Cambridge & Seaford Railroad Al
Delmar, With Now York, Philadelphia SNorfolS.
Wicomico Pocnmoke, and Peninsula hall rca is
CHAS E. PUGh, General Manager.
J,R. Wood General Passenger Agent
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Announcements.

TO the Voters of Accomac County,
l announce mYselfa candidate for the
office of Commonwealth IS Attorney, at
the May election, 1887. Subject how
ever to the decision of the Democratic
party in primary election.
Respectfully.
JOHN j. GUNTER.
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Mr. VIM II. Parker, 800 Spruce street.
Philadelphia, is prepared to furnish our
farmers with genuine Irish and sweet
potato seed-the former purchased in
the East, the latter in New Jersey. Mr..
Parker is commission merchant,
knows the value Of good seed and can
re commend those he offers for sale.
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Attention is especially invited to the
card of Messrs. d. B. Taylor s. Co. Bal
timore. The firm has our heartiest en-
dorsement as first class and worthy of
the patronage of our people,it so liberal
lyrecelveS, Mr.. Brewer, clever rep
resentative of the firm. will visit Acco-
mac during the week, and we bespeak
for him liberal and numerous orders.
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Mr.. George J. Spady was at Drum
mondlown this week. and reports as he
should always do, having received num-
erous orders from our merchants. The
Bergamin Manufacturing Company IS
fortunate in having so clever repre-
sentative
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Ifyou want reliable garden seeds go to
w. T. Misses drug store at Onancock,
where you will find as large and COM
plete assortment as there is on the shore
purchased direct from the old and reli-
able house of D. Landreth & Sons. Or
ders by mail will receive prompt atten-
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Mr.. George n. Trower has opened a
store at Dunkirk. this county, and will
dispense the liquids, with courtesy
which will convince you that his store is
the place to get the worth OF Your mon
ey. He sells all kinds OF groceries also,
at bottom prices, for cash.
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tn the Democrats of Accomack.

10 CIlt DtIIIUCIdlo UL ACCUIIIttCh.
| announce myself rs candidate for
the oiliceo of Commonwealth S Attorney,
subject to whatever rules may be adopt
ed by the Democratic party for the Sc
lection of candidates. 1t has been re-
ported by the Eastern Viiginian. and by
people interested against mo. that I'M
der certain circumstances l will With,
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Thereby announce myself a candidate
for Sheriifin theensuing election. Al
though somewhat opposed 10 primary
elections for various reasons, ii Ellie
rights extended to al of the white vo-
tiers who choose TO come in, [ will abide
by suchrulings as the Democratic party
may elect. a part of my objections Tor
primary elections are as follows:
/. There are good many of our very
best voting element that won't or don't
take any interest in primary elections.
2. There are men who from time to
time have voted the Independent ticket
the Readjuster ticket and even the Re
publican ticket-fOr instance in the last
election, l know of men who voted for
Mr.. Browne who are as good and as
well calculated to vote the interest OF
this county as ally man Gan be-, and yet
some OF those men would feel delicacy
in going into a primary election without
cordial invitation.
And while I am Democrat in The
broadcast sense of the word witha Con-
scientious belief thatit is right, I don't
think it will do any good or advance the
cause of Democracy one iota TO censure
and abuse or say hard things about any
one because they choose to differ with
me- don't propose to do it.
Hoping this will be. satisfactory and
soliciting your sulfrages. am
Yours, &C.,
L. j. NELSON.
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Unclaimed Letters.

Mail remaining unclaimed in the
postoffice at Accomac 9. H., Va, Feb.
ruary 9th, 1887: Jacob Garrison, John
Kellam, Manion Mason, jimmie Mears.
Mary E. Parker, Catharine Watson.
WIN. P. Bell, P. M.
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Benjamin Savage, indictedat last term
OF our court for cutting With intent to
MAIN, was alralgned before Justice
Mears, this week on 4 bench warrant
He was bailed, giving bond in penalty of
500 to appear and stand trial at next
term Of court
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The New York, Philadelphia and
Norfolk Railroad Company have COM
pleted their line of wire, which connects
with the cable which was recently laid
between Cape Charles and Henry, so
that direct communication can be had
with Norfolk and points South.-E. 5.
JJo,.a16
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4 Gladly correspondent is respectfully
Informed, that we never publish anony-
nous communications but unlike some
other fellows we can beat woman keep
ing a secret. Append your name please,
in the future.
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Call at Blackstone Il Bells for Cleve-
lands Extra Early peas, the best on the
market, sold at $3.50 per bushel in
sealed bags. They have also on hand a
full line of clover, grass and garden
seeds, fresh, and obtained from reliable
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The steamer northampton, which
went ashore about month ago near
Cherrystone wharf has been gotten off
and been towed into Norfolk.
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Iannounce myself us candidate for
reelection for tile office of Commission
er of Revenue of Accomac county. for
district No. 9, (St. Georges Parish, }
subject, however, to the decision of the
Democratic party at Il primary election,
if such method of making nomina-
lions be adopted.
WIN. D. TUNNELL.
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Nor1cE-Everyone is hereby fore
warned from cunning or otherwise tres
passing on my premises knownas Bow
mans Folly" or upon premises now oG-
cupied by Thomas Coxton, ST., without
my permission, under penalty Of the
law. Wm. II. COxCon.
Dec. 18th, 1856.
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Mr.. J. S. Nelson writes Messrs. Hum
phreys s. Tilghman. THAT the two bags
of Our Mixture B. bought last spring
of Mr.. Mock, your agent, l used on
sweets, leaving out some rows, the
mixture doubled where put nothing,
all dug same time. lever raised finer
potatoes. 1t gave me the best satisfac-
ton of any fertilizer l ever used, re-
garlless of price. 1t is sold at $3.50,
cash, $4,000 on crop time. Their agent,
Mr.. Mock las already sold this season
35 tons of it.
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The barn, containinga small quantity
of hay and corn of Capt. VIM. Il. Som
ers, Of Occahonnock n northampton, wss
accidentally burned last Monday night
loss about 800.
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FOR SALE.-One wagonrunning gear,
one cart, corn and fodder.
Jno. II. Kellam, louisville.

For SALE OR RENT-A large store
and dwelling in Pocomoke City, Md,
the best business town on che Penlnsu-
la. It's centrally located, has new heat
er and every other convenience, excel
lent water, summer Kitchen, coal wood
and poultry house. grape vines and large
lot attached. The business done AZ
store is large and daily increasing, Pos
session will be given Immediately If the
stock of goods, which is also offered for
sale is disposed of. For further partic-
ulars apply to J. w. Edmonds,
Accomac G. f., Va.
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FRUIT TREES AND PLANTs-Straw-
berry, raspberry, blackberry, gooseberry,
and asparagus plants, currant and grape
vines. Peach trees a specially. Also
pear, plum, apple, cherry, ounce, shade
and ornamental tees. Prices low
Terms cash. Address
r. G. Barnard.
Lebanon, Del.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

NoTGcE-All persons indebted to The
late firm of Fosque & Boggs ire request
ed to come forward and settle by either
cash or note. Either of the members Of
the firm will sign in liquidation.
George B. FosQne,
Frank 81. Boggs.
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Two fodder stacks of Mr.. J. T. Bur-
ton. living near Locustville were burned
last week. tits said 10 have been the
work of an incendiary.
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The New York, Philadelphia and
Norfolk Railroad Company no longer
employs night operators. This act OF the
authorities and the fact that night trains
are only allowed TO stop at few points,
would seem to indicate that local travel
on the road was undesirable.
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The advertisement of the Williams &
Clark Co., appears in this issue. Many
of our farmers used their fertilizers last
year with satisfactory results, and will
avail themselves of the facilities offered
through their agents again this season,
to provide themselves with their goods.
To those who have not tried them here
tofore, we haye to say, that their ferti-
lizers are considered everywhere, first
class
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The reduced rates at the Maltby show
that it is alive to the requirements of
the times and determine TO give It's pat
rons full value for their money.
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NOTICE., hereby forewarn all per-
son or persons from hauling seine on
my shore, also from cunning or trapping
of any kind OH my premises, under full
penalty of the law. Z. L. Taylor.
Ocl. u 1876.
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Mrs. Caroline Addison, most estl-
mable lady died suddenly at her home,
at lTadlock, northampton county last
Sunday, in her eightieth year.
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draw from the contest. This is all false
absolutely false and without founda-
ttion from either me OF my father who is
reported to be the one in whose favor [
am to WITHDRAW. I shall be a candidate
untilmy interest in the result is decid
ed. Respectfully.
GEO. F.,PARRAMORE.
lean imagine 10 combination of cir.
cumstances that would justify nae i'll
permitting Geo. F. Parranore to give
up liis:aspration TO the Office Of Com
.monwe;iitllb Attorney in my FAVOR, nor
would Iayail myself Of it, il he desired
to do so, .lior will 1 be candidate
opainst him
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The Sea Fish & Oil Co., of Chinco-
league, has been dissolved. See notice
in our columns.
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FoRsALE.-Two cows. T. AYRSHIRE
The one large the other of medium size
at $50 and $50, each TO calye early in
spring. Also lot of cypress potato bed
frames, already made and as good rs
new. Smith X. Martin,
Hoffmans' Wharf.
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a dance which promises to be an ele-
CANT affair, comes Of lat Powelton next
Tuesday.
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Buy your clover and grass seeds of ".
r. Wise, Onancock. His stock is COM
plcte and at prices to suit the times.
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FENcE-If you intend to put up pail
ing or railing, wait and see the Vincent
Combination Fence. Cheapest, pref
tiest. and most durable fence IN the
world. For sale by A. NJ. N ottinghaln,
louisville, Va. Samples can be seen
by dropping him line.
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For RENT.-For 1857, one good two
horse farm, on "Jolly's Neck" tract,
with good buildings on it: Will make
$50 to IT'S bbls. of corn on one half Of
it, every good year.
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OCAa- NE ~ S .

Mr.. John r. Sturgis offers desirable
real estate for sale in this issue.
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For SALE-Fine lot of clover seed at
city prices in quantities tosuit purchas-
ers. D. Fl. Dennis,
Temperanceyille, Va.
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WINTER SCHEDULE. e~
OF THE sEsss
Eastern Shore Steamboat Company

Eastern Shore Steamboat Company
OF BALT1MoRE,
Until further notice. on and after Sunday,
Doc. 5th, 1886, will run tholr steamers as
follows, twcnthcr pernlltting,l leaving South ST..
Wharf ut 90 o'clock p. IN.
Steamer TANGEER,
CAPT. 8. &. WILSON
Evcry Tuesday and Friday tor Crisncld, Flnney's
Onnncoch, Pitts Wharf, Cedar Hull, R,hoboth,
Pocolnoke City and Snow Hill.
RErURNING-Lenyes Snow Hill Mondays and
Thursday ut u. In., touching at river landings
fngs at the usual hours: OnancocK z p. "a,
Finneys $3.50 p. IN.
steamer EASTERN SHORE.
CAPT. W. ". MATTHEWS.
EVERY WEDNESDAYS for Crisneld, Honnan's.
Evans Bogg's Huntin. Greek, Guilferd aud
Messongo. RETURNING-Leaye Messongo Fri
day 81. m, touching mt Hunting Creek and
Gulford at usualhOurs, Nanuuai II noon ,Bnggs
Up. m. Evans LIS, uoffmnn's ,rangler Island
/ p, InIn.,
Every SUNDAY for Crisncld H1rfman's. Evans,
BOggs', Nnndua, Davis. Reads" Mlles', Shields,
Hungnrs aud 'rayor's Wharves. RETURNING
-loLyos Taylor's Tues lay ut CAM. touching
ut tho above landings 1T usual hours.
ALL Steamers leave Crtsaeld fol Raltt-
lS| more. on arrival of last down train.
Freight and passengers received for all points
OH the n. Y, pha. and Norfolk, Wicomlcu aud
Pocomoke II. r. daily, Delaware, Maryland and
Virginia Railroads ON Tuesdays una Fridays
only.
Positively 20 freight received after is p, m.
and must DO prepaid to oil points, except
on the N. Y. Phlla, and Norfolk Railroad.
P. R. CLARK, General Agent,
,ftip
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For RENr.-For year 1887, store
house at PaStoria, now occupied by E.
p. Byrd g. Bro.
~ Geo. w. Core, PASTORAL.
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WANTED. -Anindustriou farmer to
work a good two-horse farm for present
year, either for share or wages. Horses
and implements furnished If desired.
d. Fentress, LocQstmount.
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For SALE-A fine mule of good size, 3
years old and unbruken, on reasonable
terms. Ira Hopkins.
near Onancuck.
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For RENT-A dwelling at Pocomoke
City, Nd. large and conveniently ar
ranged, with large garden and lot, deep
dry cellar. excellent water, centrally To-
Gated and suitable fol boarding house.
Possession can be given Immediately.
For further particulars address
Mrs. u. j. Henderson,
P0comolle City, Md.
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For SALE.-Pnre Plymouth Rock
eggs-Sl per setting Of Is.
b. r. Gunter.
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Resp ctfully,
IIIOs. G. PARRAMORE.

Thereby announce myself a candidate
for re: election to the Office of Sheriff,
subject, however, to tile decision of the
Democratic party at the primary cleo
ton, Should such Il course be adopted.
JN0. Ii. WISE.
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NoTIcE.-We have now in stock, Po-
comoke Super-Phospilate, Peruvian
gualo, refuse salt, Kainit, glass. plows,
pillow castings. rope aud traces, all kinds
of seeds, peas, onions &C., everything in
fact the farmer needs.
G. Is. Fosque & Co.
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For SALE.-Fine lot of superior seed
oats Of last years growth.
w. Il. Broughton, Only Station.
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Crisfeld Branch.

q" stops for passengers on signal TO conductor
~" daily, except Sunday
H. W. Dunno, Sup't,.
Cape Charles City, Va.
r. B. Cooke, Gent Freight and Passen-
ger Agent, Norfolk, Va T..
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GrCeilback yflle.

A driving horse of the late Judge L
X. Sneed died this week at Horntown,
aged 81 years.
The measles are still raging in this
vicinity. One of Mr.. William Hearth
ways little daughters, is, at this writ
ing, quite i'll with pneumonia.
William 7. Smith, formerly of Mary.
land. but for many years resident OF
this county, died on Tuesday, LIST inst,
at his home, between here and Horn.
town, with dropsy, aged about IS years.
The festival proposed to be held in the
NJ. z. Church at this place by the mem
bers and friends Of the Sabbath school
the proceeds derived from same, to be
applied towards replenlSling the library
of the Sunday school, Of that church,
will come off on Monday and Tuesday
evenings of the 18th and 18th inst, III
stead of the 18th and 10th as was fo-.
merly announced in the last weeks is
sue of the ENTERPRISE.
On last Sabbath morning, Rev. W. T.
Valiant, pastor of NJ. E. Church, Stock
ton, Nd, preached avery impressive
sermon in then 81. E.Church, Frank
lin City. Enoch Conger, S.R.Stebbins
and LIB. Hancock, were admitted to full
membership in that church after the
sermon. A protracted meeting has
been going on in the NJ. E. Church al
Franklin City during the week and seY-
eral persons have gone forward to the
anxious seat.
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FoR RENr.-For the present or next
year, n good two.horse farm, with or
without dwelling on reasonable terms.
Geo. 2. Barnes.
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New York Up. R.R co.. 500. I 20
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Fon SALE.-A very fine mule, 10
years old, large. sound and gentle on
reasonable terms. d. w. Savage. near
Onancock.
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w. II. Pruitt,
Temper;lnceville.

NorrcE.--Everyone is hereby fore
warned from cunning or hauling seine
on my premises without permission un-
der full penalty of the law.
Geo. p. Barnes.
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For SALE.-Crescent. Hyslup, Will
son and Sharpless Strawberry plants
by the Thousand Sl.50, large quantities
S1.25: Rancocas raspberries at $500 per
| l.
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Parsley Station,
The Handsome Trotting Bred Stallion
True Baiaz'd0.

VIII make the season OF 1857 on the Eastern
Shore OF Virginia on the following terms: s2b 10
Insure mare with foel; SIS for services the sea.
SOM and IS for single services limited strictly to
tar, ppprnyad D1erea
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s "a lg 4
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NEW YORK, PHILA 8 NOR
FOLK R. R. Gu,

Quickest and Only Daily line between
Boston, New York, Phila., Norfolk,
and Old Point Comfort.
N0RTHWARD
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E.si E;ssi57sEEszss:s.ss1
phila., Wilmington { Bal
timore Railroad.
DELAWARE. DIVISION.

On and aftcr January 3lst, 1885 Sundays Z
cepted) trains Will leave as follows:
SoRTHWARD.
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For SALE.-Fifty TO sixty bushels OF
first-class clover sect, at market prices,
sold in any quantity desired.
G. Il. Taylor,
Jenkin's Bridge.
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Fon SALE.-One hundred thousand
strawberry plants, Crystal City, Bid
well. Slarpless and Monarch OF the
West at $3.50 per. 1000. Orders for
900 or more delivered ut any station on
N. Y, p. Sc N. r. r., freight prepaid.
Geo. w. McMath.
Onley, Va.
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dhirlcofeaCue.

Rev. B. +. Jester will preach in the
NJ. P Church next Tuesday night.